Invitations are the first impression of your wedding. You can design and personalize your invitations in various ways. This year there are many new invitation trends and ideas to meet every couple's needs. The best part is these trends can be applied to all aspects of your wedding for a consistent theme.

Here are the 10 top trends. 

1. Metallics

Metallics are big for weddings this year. Gold, silver, broze and copper finishes are added as foil borders, flourishes, and other decorative motifs to invitations.

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The wedding gown is one of the most important purchases for the bride. However, the dress is incomplete without the appropriate accessories. The perfect dress needs the perfect jewelry. Choosing accessories can often seem like a challenge. You want to find jewelry that makes a statement, but you don't want them to overpower your hairdo and elegant dress. Your accessories should enhance your overall look, not distract from it.

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Choosing the right wedding cake is one of the most important wedding planning decisions. Your cake is an icon at your wedding reception and usually the main dessert for the event. Therefore, the design and taste are both essential. You can choose your cake based on your personal style, themes and color schemes, the season, floral arrangements, and even details from the bride's dress or jewelry. To help you choose the right style, we've provided you the hottest trends.

Size

As wedding celebrations have become larger in count, so have cakes! Couples are choosing big and tall or multiples cakes for their wedding.

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Do you ever wish you were able to capture every detail of your proposal on camera?

Proposals are once in a lifetime events that embark a new chapter in a couple’s life. The reactions and emotions during a proposal are priceless and special and should be captured. However, with all the stress of planning, the surprise of the proposal and the overload of emotions, photos are often forgotten until after the proposal. 

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